Having a cabin in the woods is a great thing to have if you want to escape the busy, hectic life that the city brings along with it. If this is your first winter at your cabin, you may be worried about how on earth you are going to stay warm — especially if temperatures get really cold and snowy outside. From wood burning stoves to furnace installation, this article will list a few different options for you to choose from.
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If you have a basement where you and your family spend a lot of time in during the winter, then it may be a little bit cooler than other parts of your house. Because basements are naturally colder and don't' retain heat as well because they are underground, this article has a few different tips to make sure that you and your guests stay warm in your basement this year. Are you ready to learn more?
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While you have your home full of family for the holidays, maintenance of your AC during the summer months may seem a long time away. There are some maintenance tasks and tricks to do during the winter months to prevent problems when you get ready to start using your AC when summer arrives. Here are some winter AC care tips and tricks prevent problems when you need to start using your cooling when the weather gets hotter.
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Geothermal heating systems tap into the earth's own abundant natural energy stores, making them one of the most efficient methods of keeping your home warm this winter. However, there is a considerable amount of investment needed in order to switch from your current heating system to a geothermal system that suits your needs. Before you make the switch, you may want to consider the following issues and how they'll affect your installation.
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Heating system maintenance is necessary to the longevity of your heating system. You should hire a heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) technician to come to your home annually to check out the furnace or boiler. If you think this may be a waste of time, you may want to change your mind after reading about everything an HVAC technician checks during a maintenance appointment.
The Electrical Panel
If you have an electrical furnace, a boiler, or any sort of heater that requires electricity, there is an electrical panel inside your furnace/heating system.
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